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Meaning:
clef

the symbol placed at the beginning of a stave to show the pitch of the notes

create writing, artwork, or music

concoct

to prepare (something) by mixing things together

formulate, think up

connive

to encourage something that is wrong

plot, scheme

conspire

to make secret plans (with others) (to do wrong)

plot, scheme with someone

constitute

to establish, give legal authority to, (a committee etc)

comprise, form

construct

to put together materials, parts, to make (a building or similar structure)

assemble, build

contrive

to managed to do, cause, (something), especially by planning in advance

invent, design

devise

to think out, invent (a plan etc)

conceive, dream up

exaggerate

to make (something) seem larger, better, worse etc than if really is

overstate, embellish

fabricate

to make up (something false)

manufacture

formulate

to express, organize, (ideas etc) clearly and exactly

plan, specify systematically

fudge

a kind of soft sweet made with milk, sugar and butter

fake, misrepresent

hatch

(the movable covering over) an opening in a ceiling or floor, especially (hatchway) one in a ship's deck through which cargo is lowered and raised

create, plan

imagine

to form a picture or idea of (something) in the mind; to think of (something) as probable

dream up, conceive

invent

to make or design (something not existing before); to make up, think of, (something) for the first time

create, think up

make

a particular (style of) product from a particular business company; to produce, construct, shape, form, (something) (especially using parts or materials)

create, build

suppose

to thing of (something) as likely; to take (something) as a fact

assume, guess

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